Solihull, West Midlands

Solihull Barn Conversion Laundry Room

Discover the stunning transformation of a laundry room in a Solihull barn conversion, where rustic charm meets contemporary design. This space beautifully honours the original barn's heritage with exposed timber beams and rugged flagstones, while sleek black steel-framed glazed doors introduce an industrial edge. Custom pull-out wooden sorting crates and seamlessly integrated Miele appliances make laundry day almost enjoyable.

Specification

Cabinetry

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Worktops

Stone

Appliances

Miele

Feature

Pull-out wooden sorting crates

Details

Belfast sink, black steel-framed doors

Investment

Priced to your design

The Brief

Here we wanted to respect the heritage of the original barn conversion – honouring the exposed timber beams and rugged flagstones while introducing a clean, contemporary edge.

Black-framed glazed double doors open to a kitchen with a Belfast sink, exposed beams and flagstone flooring
White bracket shelf beneath exposed timber beams, styled with plants, jars and folded linens on the worktop

The Layout

Black steel-framed glazed doors add a sharp, industrial contrast to the rustic timber. Functionally, it’s a well oiled machine. The Miele appliances sit under an expansive stone worktop, giving you a proper view out of the Georgian window while you fold. We added a deep Belfast sink for the soaking, but our favourite detail is the set of pull-out wooden sorting crates. They add texture and stop the whites getting mixed with the darks.

Butler sink with brass tap beneath a timber-beamed window, set into pale painted cabinetry
Laundry room with built-in Lights and Darks drawers, worktop above Miele washer and dryer, beneath original beams

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Questions About This Laundry Room

We kept the exposed timber beams and rugged flagstones, and introduced a clean, contemporary edge with black steel-framed glazed doors.

The Miele appliances sit under an expansive stone worktop, giving a proper view out of the Georgian window while you fold.

The pull-out wooden sorting crates: they add texture and keep the whites apart from the darks. A deep Belfast sink handles the soaking.

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